Rutgers alumnus Gus Sarkos devotes his career to fire-safety improvements on airplanes, giving passengers precious extra time to escape crashes.
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Rutgers medical students bring eggs and human skulls into the classroom to show what could happen in a bike accident.
The 25-year-old program broadens doctoral students' education.
Rutgers biophysicist Gaetano Montelione contributed to a study that offers hope for more powerful aspirin-like drugs.
A Rutgers study found The Wall Street Journal is less likely to report on the impact of climate change than its competitors.
The CURE program provides research training and professional enrichment for highly motivated, local and underserved high school and college students.
The new Honors College is a community where intellectual curiosity, hands-on knowledge, diversity, collaboration and giving back are central to its philosophy.
Melvin Edwards, a renowned sculptor and beloved professor of art, returns to Rutgers to celebrate a retrospective showcasing 50 years of his pioneering work.
The 19,000-square-foot, modern residential facility that will provide additional dorm rooms, classrooms, and assembly and lounge spaces.
A Rutgers University–Camden professor has been awarded a grant that will fund the development of an algorithm that could better identify large-scale genomic changes, such as those related to evolution or disease-causing mutations.
Is there such a thing as eating too healthy? A Rutgers psychologist discusses the dangers of orthorexia.